You can find out more information about how the N163 works on the wiki. I really like the instrumentation, but you need to set different ram positions in the N163 instruments.

A few of the notes in the background are wrong. The square thing has another duty cycle in the original (use macros to get this right), plus that i heard 2 or 3 notes that were incorrect.

Other than that there's nothing really to complain about. Plus that the melody thing goes twice before the noice only part comes in the original. The lead here also here also suffers from being too soft. Otherwise really well done and very plesant to listen to. The fadeouts of some of the notes are a little too soft. I'm going to give critisism to each of them individually. Undertale OST.ftm (25.75 KiB) Downloaded 1237 times Also, this is very noticable in Fallen Down, but how do I get rid of the clicky noise that plays after a Namco instrument plays? I feel like there's a little *click* after (or as soon as the note starts) the note plays and it's REALLY annoying me. I feel I'm doing fairly well, but I'm definitely going to go back and touch up each one. *Anticipation (Change the zero in the volume channel in Pulse 1 to an A for a crappy extra track I threw together)Īnd the ones that are COMPLETELY BLANK are It's really just a first attempt, nothing GREAT or too accurate, but I'd like to hear your thoughts on it. Why?' She said 'Dude, you should TOTALLY do Undertale music!' And so, now you have this. (God, I hope I'm formatting this correctly.) So, uh, I've been a BIG Undertale fanboy since the game came out, and recently, in my 8th grade homeroom, my crush said 'Hey, you use Famitracker, right?' and I replied 'Yeah, I've been using it for about a yeaar or so now.

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